Alter Ego #17 September 2002 (magazine review).
Sometimes I think I must be conspiring with the sugar plum fairy with my luck as I acquired a bunch of out-of-print ‘Alter…
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Sometimes I think I must be conspiring with the sugar plum fairy with my luck as I acquired a bunch of out-of-print ‘Alter…
Your minds aren’t being clouded by the Shadow as Mark Carlton-Ghost has a look at his publisher, Street & Smith who began their…
Always keep an eye on the auction websites. I bagged Alter Ego # 14 earlier in the year. From the first cover, you…
I’m not sure if I’m reading this correctly but the Joe Kubert ‘Back Issue’ cover of Superman belies the content from the sub-title,…
The cover of the latest ‘Alter Ego’ should give a good indication of the content: The All-Star Squadron! The opening interview is with…
Looking at the cover of this early ‘Alter Ego’ from 2015, its obvious that a large part is devoted to an interview with…
Looking at the cover of the latest ‘Alter Ego’, you might be forgiven to thinking that the issue is dominated with the original…
All right, I got lucky again and managed to get a paper edition of Alter Ego #10 in its odd stage where you…
A good chunk of this latest issue of ‘Alter Ego’ is devoted to Philipino artist Alfredo Alcala (1925-2000). When he being interviewed by…
Alter Ego # 124 should have been a massive seller in its own right, simply for the cover of Wolverine versus the Hulk…
Seeing all the cover of ‘Alter Ego’, there are a couple that really stand out, not surprisingly as its drawn by Neal Adams,…
One thing that there has been an absence in the pages of ‘Alter Ego’ is Jack Kirby. As editor Roy Thomas explains, Kirby…